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CBC NEWSETTE
VOL. Ill — NO. VII
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
JUNE 30, 1955
Piano Teachers Methods Workshop Here
More than 1200 are
Expected here for
State Assembly
History is in the making at California Baptist College with the
coming of the State Assembly
August 18 through 26.
An estimated more than 1200
persons, including many complete
families will participate in more
than a week's program of study,
fellowship and relaxation in the
restful cool surroundings of the
college facilities.
An adequate nursery for the
very small children will be provided as well as the services of a
registered nurse as needed.
Dormatory rooms will be available for as low as $3 for empty
rooms and $4 for those furnished
(Continued On Page Four)
Rev. R. G. Brisf er,
Taken by Death
Rev. R. G. Brister, long time
friend of California Baptist College, died recently in Long Beach
where he pioneered Southern Bap-
tist work more than 12 years ago.
A native of Oklahoma, Rev.
Brister received his education at
Oklahoma Baptist University,
Shawnee. He began his ministry
in that state, later being called to
Texas. A progressively mission
minded man, Rev. Brister followed
God's call to move his family of
(Continued On Page Four)
Education Day Offerings
Reported at S1300 Mark
With June not yet over reports
on the Annual Christian Education
Day offerings of the state are far
from complete. However, Louise
Talley, secretary of the office receiving the reports, stated that
more than $1,300 has been received
with echoes from individuals denoting the day a success.
Churches are to be reminded
however, that the Christian Education Day offering is not to be confused with the $100,000 campaign.
The former is an annual affair
while the latter is current.
Employment Plentiful
C.B.C Placement Reports
W. Frank Johns, student placement officer for California Baptist
College reports an abundance of
employment positions open to students.
The Riverside office of the State
Employment Service is cooperating
with the college office and has supplied many part as well as full time
jobs for both girls and boys.
Johns stated that • most of the
time his office has more openings
in full time work than he is able
to supply. Another field demanding help is that of full time stenographers in both industrial and
city situations of better than average pay. He added that this field
is an excellent one for wives of
students attending college here.
Attends Nashville Meet
Dr. P. Boyd Smith, president of
California Baptist College, recently
attended a meeting of leading educators in Nashville, Tennessee,
where he was asked to bring a devotional.
He reported a very informative
meeting with many leading problems of higher education discussed.
Piano Pedagogy to be
Featured July 11-29
A course in piano teaching methods and materials will be offered
July 11 through 29 as a special
THURMAN L. MORRISON
feature course of California Baptist College summer session according to S. E. Boyd Smith, Division of Fine Arts.
Thurman L. Morrison, assistant
professor of piano for Hardin-Sim-
mons University, Abeline, Texas,
(Continued On Page Four)
Summer Enrollment
Hits All-time High
The largest summer school in the
history of California Baptist College is nearing its mid-term according to Registrar C. A. Butler.
Although the school is some
short of the applied number expected, he noted that of the 63
enrolled at least one-third of the
student body are new students. Of
the number of applicants who were
unable to complete plans to begin
during the summer, many will be-
(Continued On Page Two)

CBC NEWSETTE
VOL. Ill — NO. VII
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA
JUNE 30, 1955
Piano Teachers Methods Workshop Here
More than 1200 are
Expected here for
State Assembly
History is in the making at California Baptist College with the
coming of the State Assembly
August 18 through 26.
An estimated more than 1200
persons, including many complete
families will participate in more
than a week's program of study,
fellowship and relaxation in the
restful cool surroundings of the
college facilities.
An adequate nursery for the
very small children will be provided as well as the services of a
registered nurse as needed.
Dormatory rooms will be available for as low as $3 for empty
rooms and $4 for those furnished
(Continued On Page Four)
Rev. R. G. Brisf er,
Taken by Death
Rev. R. G. Brister, long time
friend of California Baptist College, died recently in Long Beach
where he pioneered Southern Bap-
tist work more than 12 years ago.
A native of Oklahoma, Rev.
Brister received his education at
Oklahoma Baptist University,
Shawnee. He began his ministry
in that state, later being called to
Texas. A progressively mission
minded man, Rev. Brister followed
God's call to move his family of
(Continued On Page Four)
Education Day Offerings
Reported at S1300 Mark
With June not yet over reports
on the Annual Christian Education
Day offerings of the state are far
from complete. However, Louise
Talley, secretary of the office receiving the reports, stated that
more than $1,300 has been received
with echoes from individuals denoting the day a success.
Churches are to be reminded
however, that the Christian Education Day offering is not to be confused with the $100,000 campaign.
The former is an annual affair
while the latter is current.
Employment Plentiful
C.B.C Placement Reports
W. Frank Johns, student placement officer for California Baptist
College reports an abundance of
employment positions open to students.
The Riverside office of the State
Employment Service is cooperating
with the college office and has supplied many part as well as full time
jobs for both girls and boys.
Johns stated that • most of the
time his office has more openings
in full time work than he is able
to supply. Another field demanding help is that of full time stenographers in both industrial and
city situations of better than average pay. He added that this field
is an excellent one for wives of
students attending college here.
Attends Nashville Meet
Dr. P. Boyd Smith, president of
California Baptist College, recently
attended a meeting of leading educators in Nashville, Tennessee,
where he was asked to bring a devotional.
He reported a very informative
meeting with many leading problems of higher education discussed.
Piano Pedagogy to be
Featured July 11-29
A course in piano teaching methods and materials will be offered
July 11 through 29 as a special
THURMAN L. MORRISON
feature course of California Baptist College summer session according to S. E. Boyd Smith, Division of Fine Arts.
Thurman L. Morrison, assistant
professor of piano for Hardin-Sim-
mons University, Abeline, Texas,
(Continued On Page Four)
Summer Enrollment
Hits All-time High
The largest summer school in the
history of California Baptist College is nearing its mid-term according to Registrar C. A. Butler.
Although the school is some
short of the applied number expected, he noted that of the 63
enrolled at least one-third of the
student body are new students. Of
the number of applicants who were
unable to complete plans to begin
during the summer, many will be-
(Continued On Page Two)